Sentence examples for has hurled from inspiring English sources
BAGHDAD — The Iraqi government has hurled the country to the brink of a new civil war.
He boasts about the vulgar insults he has hurled at Hollywood colleagues.
The most stinging accusation Mr Jobs has hurled at Microsoft, his arch rival, is that "they have no taste".
"All opportunity, little execution" is a criticism that an executive close to Twitter has hurled at the firm.
Replacing machines with human muscle has hurled Younger Brother backward along rock's timeline, toward the post-psychedelic early 1970s.
The archbishop has hurled himself into public debates but he has also made a point of reaching out to groups he disagreed with, Mr. Trickett said.
He told a friend, "I've hurled myself at America in a sort of fury..
At other times, executives have hurled his creations back at him with fury: "This is shit!
To try to dispossess him of this prize would have hurled northern India into turmoil.
Hartinger had hurled a legal wrench into the Nazi bureaucracy and singlehandedly paralyzed its homicidal impulse.
"Dirty asshole!" Ben Ahmed yelled at the man who had hurled the insult.
